INDEX.

Aedh Finnliath, [10], [15].
Albann, brother of Ivarr the Boneless, [4].
Albdann, son of Gothfrith, [22] n.
Altar-ring, [53], [54].
aonach, [30], [67].
Armagh, [21-22], [48], [52], [55].
Art, Scandinavian influence on Irish, [20].
Authr, wife of Olaf the White, [15], [48], [72];
wife of Turgéis, [47].
Brian Borumha, [7-8], [29], [37-38].
Brunanburh, battle of, [6], [24].
Burial mounds, [12].
Canterbury, [55-56].
Carlingford Lough, battle of, [3], [13], [50-51].
Cearbhall, king of Ossory, [13-15], [50], [72], [73].
Cellachan, king of Cashel, [26], [36-37].
Chester, siege of, [12].
Clontarf, battle of, [8-9], [54].
Colla, [25].
Cork, [27], [30].
Danes, [2-4], [12], [13], [24-27], [50-1].
dóm-hringr, [53-4].
Dublin, fortress built at, [2];
seat of Scandinavian kings, [3], [5-7];
Vikings driven from, [5];
coins minted in, [19];
early history, [21-3];
as a trade centre, [30-1], [70-1].
epscop, [29].
Eric Blood-axe, [7].
Fingal, [8].
Finn Gaill, [3] n.
Gaill-Gaedhil, [10-11], [38].
gelt, [44].
Gleann Máma, battle of, [8], [30], [54].
Gluniarainn, [17-8].
Gnimcinnsiolla, [27].
Gormflaith, wife of Brian Borumha, [8], [17], [54];
wife of Niall Glundubh, [68].
Gothfrith, king of Dublin, [6], [24].
Heathenism, [47-8], [50-4].
Hebrides, [17], [25], [36], [41] n., [48-9].
Iceland, [13] n., [8], [57-8], [66], [71].
Ivarr the boneless, [3-4], [11], [48];
king of Limerick, [7], [24], [70] n.,
king of Waterford, [18].
Ketill Flatnose, [48-9];
Ketill “the foolish,” [49], [72].
Kilmashogue, battle of, [5].
lagmainn, [41].
Lambey, [1].
Limerick, [7], [9], [23-5], [30-1].
longphort, [2], [34], [35].
Mac Liag, [70].
Maelsechnaill I (Malachy), [2], [11];
Maelsechnaill II, [7-8], [17], [70].
Melkorka, [16], [31], [73].
Morann, son of the king of Lewis, [25].
Muirchertach of the Leather Cloaks, [6], [16-7].
Niall Glundubh, [5], [68].
Norsemen, passim.
Northumbria, [5-7].
Norway, [4], [16], [32], [59].
Olaf Cuaran (Sihtricsson), [6-7], [17], [34], [40], [53], [71];
Godfreyson, [6], [26];
Olaf the White, [3-4], [11-2], [15], [48];
Trygvasson, [13-4].
Ostmen, [9], [26].
Ota, wife of Turgéis, [2], [47].
Place-names, Scandinavian influence on Irish, [27-8];
Irish influence on Icelandic, [45-6].
prime-signing, [75].
Raghnall, grandson of Ivarr, [5], [25].
Runic inscriptions, [27] n., [51-2].
Settlers in Iceland, [13] n., [71], [72].
Sihtric Silken Beard, [8], [19], [34], [54-5], [70].
Sigurd, earl of Orkney, [8], [15] n.
Slave traffic, [32-3], [72-3].
Story-telling in Iceland, [58-64];
in Ireland, [67-9].
Sulcoit, battle of, [7].
Tengmouth, [22] n.
thing, [22], [61], [67].
Turgeis, [1-2], [21], [23].
Waterford, [5], [9], [23], [25-6], [30].
Wexford, [22], [23], [30].
völva, [47].
York, [5], [6], [23].